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Disturbingly detailed analysis of my first rewatch incoming

*Green card application in process and work permit, married to US citizen
*Lived in US for 20 years, no criminal record
*In detention for five months with no charge, despite judge approving release
*He disputes ICE claim that he signed forms agreeing to deportation

There's already a small one in the Epstein files created by the FBI but they've redacted most of the people in the web of participants

He is a professor. That means he has a position of authority and power over his students. It is analogous to an employer / employee, prisoner / inmate and other power differential dynamics

His comments constitute a gross violation of professional ethics. And that assumes there was nothing criminal

is clearly greater that too few guilty people will go without facing consequences. The odds that someone truly innocent who just happened to playfully discuss with Epstein the attractiveness of young women, who they held positions of authority over, will be caught up seems acceptable to me

and other trafficking network.

The demand from rich and powerful men to be provided with young girls to abuse hasn't vanished. Many other players, most of whom can be shown to exist while remaining unidentified, are still working to undermine efforts to expose them.

I think the risk at this point

At this point I'm far less worried about collateral damage and more focused on the need for there to be consequences for those involved, even tangentially. In fact collateral damage may be desired at this point because it will create an actual risk for those who are continuing to engage with this

Trump and Farage

A real shame if this photo went viral again today.

by regular people, there will be no consequences for those involved in this network. No legal consequences, no professional consequences, no social consequences etc.

It is not ideal that we have to rely on the public forum which lacks the guardrails of a court room. It is also clearly necessary

I appreciate your point. There is no objectively correct assessment of the criticism. I will call out two things though
1. His reply (I'm which he even highlights the inappropriate nature of the question while still choosing to answer) is improper
2. It is now clear that, absent vociferous advocacy

It seems clear that the redaction process is flawed. The only question is in what ways.

- Using tools that aren't appropriate for the task (like AI)?
- Malicious compliance?
- Incompetence?

Likely all of the above

The NATO treaty specifies that articles 4 and 5 relate to attacks on the territory of signatories. That is why the US invoked it after 9/11 but not after earlier attacks that targeted US installations abroad.

It is also why the US sending troops to Syria is not viewed as a risk of NATO entanglement

This right here implicates him with abuse and exploitation. It is wildly inappropriate, to such an extent he recently lied about the existence of these conversations. Whether or not he was knowingly participating in a trafficking ring there should be professional consequences for this behavior

This woman is a hero.

Mark Tramo gave Epstein “tips” to get babies to suck harder

She stood outside his building with a sign that had a quote from the email

She was all alone

One woman & one voice

She screamed as loud as she could. She made sure they heard her

Tramo’s contract won’t be renewed

UCLA professor discussed students, class with Jeffrey Epstein, DOJ documents show - Daily Bruin This post was updated Feb. 7 at 11:14 p.m. Editor’s Note: This article contains references to sex offenses, including against minors, which some readers may find disturbing.

Tramo also forwarded several 2010 messages he received from students seeking research guidance to Epstein, who responded, “are either of these cute.”

“We’ll see! (you’re terrible!),” Tramo said in an emailed response. -

dailybruin.com/2026/02/03/u...

In what way does it seem far fetched? Using infants for sex acts is discussed repeatedly in the Epstein emails. There are victim diaries where repeated pregnancies are detailed & the infants were taken from the trafficked girls never to be seen again

This guy was flagging cute students for him ffs

UCLA professor discussed students, class with Jeffrey Epstein, DOJ documents show - Daily Bruin This post was updated Feb. 7 at 11:14 p.m. Editor’s Note: This article contains references to sex offenses, including against minors, which some readers may find disturbing.

Were those same academics privately corresponding with Epstein years after he had plead guilty to sex with minors? And did those same academics make a habit of flagging 'cute' students to Epstein?

dailybruin.com/2026/02/03/u...

Considering we know that they had impregnated young girls who were being trafficked I'm not entirely sure it would have to be a recording.

Also this was happening years after Epstein plead guilty to sex with minors. And the professor was calling out cute students to Epstein. Seems fair criricism

How Minneapolis taught America to fight back Our Minnesotan reporters connect with friends and neighbors back home and find resolute resistance to ICE at every turn.

"No more secret police. We want body cameras on. We want the masks off. We want identification. I don’t know that these guys would do the things that they do if they were ID-ed, if they were accountable. I think there’s something in human psychology that allows people to get away with something

Well yes, if people weren't shitty then we wouldn't need guard rails (for mass media, social media, etc)

But people are shitty which is why catering to consumer preference without consideration of impact is a problem

Drawing a link between the elements of social media and rage farming discussed here and brexit is reasonable

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Okay, that’s funny — and the irony is just chef’s kiss.

Strategic advocacy, when coupled with cowardice, is a great way to describe Neville Chamberlain's approach to foreign policy. Maybe these people want a similar place in history.

Is this from the files?

Fella things look relatively calm from the outside. You may have seen some protests in Minnesota, some people have turned out for minor elections.... I assure the USA is a powder keg and there are multiple fuses lit

If Trump tried to move north he would find himself president of only 2 dozen states

Hope is aspirational. Always was, always will be.

Hope is aspirational. Always was, always will be.

I think it is reasonable for people to start thinking no one will stand up and fight back when THAT line is crossed. Every time we've seen the trump admin cross a line that was unthinkable we have seen Congress, the courts, universities, law firms, businesses, etc etc refuse to defend themselves